And this, in turn, infuriates William, who at one point punches his would-be savior in the face.
Accusations like that, in turn, infuriated some of those involved with the prize, who said the criticisms were based on incorrect information and off the mark.
They roused violent protests, which eventually forced the government to change its mind.This in turn infuriated the Hindus of Jammu, the state's winter capital.
That, in turn, infuriated those who felt that Riggio was using this incident as a way to strike back at Govan for leaving.
Her decisions have, in turn, infuriated both the White House and its Republican critics, and her tenure at the Justice Department has been largely defined by how she has used -- or, to some, misused -- the law.
He seems to expect another spell as prime minister, perhaps in time to oversee the next general election, so as to be able to persuade a hardline faction to get behind the disbanding of the Maoist army.That, in turn, infuriates India.
Which makes the news that there are attempts to wipe it from the map by turns infuriating and utterly heartbreaking.
The RUC's U-turn infuriated nationalists and rioting broke out in other areas, including Londonderry, where 1,000 petrol bombs were thrown at police.
Phone systems and Web sites that are supposed to help can turn into infuriating mazes.
A man who was by turns inspiring, infuriating, courageous, occasionally irresponsible and always an amusing companion; right about some of the big issues of the day and wrong about others.
The results are by turns discouraging, infuriating, frustrating, and unexpected -- and every answer leads to only more questions.
